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lavandera on a boat near dickinson texas, between houston and gal ves ston. you ve been talking to brave picture and showing incredible pictures, what s the latest? this is our fivtd chance to get into some of these neighborhoods. this is a neighborhood called bayou chantilly, just off of i-45. you can see how devastating the floodwaters have been seth came up here earlier in the day, he was rescue iing people the last several hours. he did one last pass through the neighborhood. if you can focus in on this home in front of you, take a look at the roof, you can see the axe seen here throughout the day, who have driven up i-45 and used it as a boat launch. and this is just one of hundreds of boats that are out on the water here in south houston, this is one particular neighborhood where this is unfolding. this is happening all across the city here this afternoon. we re seeing so many cars in drive ways. talk about how quickly the water came up. incredibly quickly. peopl ....
what are you guys going to do now, claudio? we re going to stay here, find shelter. because we ve been hearing the news it s going to come back and hit us again. and would have had nobody would have had nowhere to go. so we re going to stay here and try to protect ourselves. try to protect my kids. and try to try to last through this storm. i don t know if it s going to get worse or not. but we want to be safe. i want my family to be safe. so i guess we re going to stay here until everything is over. claudio, we re glad you re okay. hug your kids and wife for us. thank you so much for joining us here on cnn. good luck to you. best of luck. all right, thank you, sir. thank you. jamie baxter, we ve got jamie by phone again. technical issues, storm, he s stranded in his apartment with neighbors tonight. haven t really tried the police because i know that they ve been swamped and the red cross is swamped, as well. so we don t really know who to call. it seems like we ....
dangerous and it s really the lack of visibility. we can barely see 100 yards in either direction and obviously with the winds blowing at this speed if there is debris flying through the air i don t want to be out in the middle of that and get caught up side the head by some flying branch or anything like that reporter: hold on one second, ed. stay where you are. stay where you are right now because some of these big trees are surrounding this hotel. i don t know if they re going to make it. they re starting to creep out. look, the palm tree is an extraordinary piece of vegetation. there s no question about it. they re built to bend. there are a lot of trees that aren t that and they re starting to split and fail under the strain on them and we ve been watching it and the concern is that these trees are going to go into the structures across and while they may not look physically impressive to you, we re talking about thousands and thousands of pounds and even more of that for ....
funding, disaster relief, daca and border security and other important matters, that we ve been negotiating, and that i would like to bring to the floor, then they will stop their filibuster and this shutdown and let the negotiators get back to work. the congressional leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. president trump tells me to figure it out with the congressional leaders. this political catch 22 never seen before has driven our government to dysfunction. rick: we ve got fox team coverage from our nation s capital garrett tenney at the white house with reaction from the trump administration. but let s kick things off with mike emmanuel on capitol hill. what s the latest on this bipartisan push to get a deal? we have got about two dozen moderate senators both republican and democrat meeting feeling like they need to get a deal to reopen the government as soon as possible. senator graham of south carolina is one of those senators, he
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share this video, got it out to a lot of people beyond we are, we appreciate your perspective and stay safe and wish you the best of luck as you recover from the flood. i want to move on to chris turner, cnn photo journalist, who lives in maryland not far from this area. i know that and this is video that chris actually shot not too long ago. chris, give me an idea of what you are seeing right now. right now, ryan, we are seeing a lot of the water has receded. a lot of the mud and debris leftover is laying over. we saw governor hogan walk down the steps through the mud to survey the damage. some of the residents are moving back towards the area. there was one area parking lot that i did take pictures of where the floodwaters were up to the roofs of cars and now just mud. but people are making their way through the mud kind of trying to assess the damage of what just happened. i see in that one bit of video that you shot it looks as though the pavement is just ripped apart ....